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SeatGeek

Runs ticket marketplaces and venue software

Senior Trader

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Full-timeRemote in USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in business, economics, finance, statistics, sports management, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
  • At least 5 years of experience in ticket pricing, revenue management, trading, or a comparable analytical commercial role, including at least 2 years owning client or partner relationships, preferably in sports, live entertainment, or another dynamic-pricing industry.
  • Real sports knowledge, including understanding how standings, schedules, rivalries, star players, and playoff races affect demand, and the ability to discuss these topics credibly with experienced sports professionals.
  • Genuine awareness of live entertainment, including how touring, on-sales, and routing shape demand.
  • Significant experience in ticket pricing, revenue management, trading, or a comparable analytical commercial role, including ownership of pricing decisions with financial stakes.
  • A track record as the senior owner of a significant commercial relationship, carrying a book of business rather than only executing within one.
  • Experience being accountable when a partnership is under strain, not only when it is performing.
  • Experience mentoring others, reviewing their work, or setting standards they followed.
  • Fluency with sell-through, price realization, average ticket price, gross ticket value, and inventory aging, and judgment about when to trust model outputs.
  • Comfort using spreadsheets and business intelligence tools, including reading and questioning data produced by others.
  • A concrete example of turning a one-off analysis into a reusable output.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as senior owner for a set of large sports and entertainment partnerships, setting and defending pricing strategy with each partner and revising it as the market changes.
  • Own the commercial health of partner relationships, including renewal posture, escalations, and regular engagement with partner leadership.
  • Set and adjust prices across the event lifecycle, from presale through event day, against sell-through targets, price realization, and spoilage risk.
  • Decide what inventory to hold or release, how to distribute it across channels, and when a position should be worked down rather than defended.
  • Manage ongoing partner relationships through weekly and event-level reporting, regular strategy check-ins, and candid conversations when market conditions challenge the plan.
  • Mentor traders earlier in their careers and review their pricing work on high-stakes events.
  • Answer partner research questions about marketplace behavior, demand drivers, and season or event projections, and turn one-off requests into repeatable team outputs.
  • Identify service gaps, manual workflows suitable for automation, and opportunities for AI tools to improve decisions; lead pilots and builds, including shaping internal pricing and market intelligence products.
  • Analyze outcomes after events and apply findings to the next cycle.
  • Travel roughly 20% of the year or more for partner site visits and business reviews, live events alongside partner teams (including evenings and weekends), industry conferences, and team offsites.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience on the rightsholder side, such as with a club, league, venue, or promoter, or experience with a secondary marketplace.
  • Exposure to commercial deal structuring.
  • Familiarity with data analytics concepts and workflows.

About the Company

SeatGeek

Runs ticket marketplaces and venue software

SeatGeek runs a ticket marketplace for sports, concerts, and theater, alongside box-office software for teams, venues, and event organizers. Its consumer platform brings tickets from event partners and resellers into one place, with interactive seating maps and photos that show the view before a purchase. Fans buy, sell, transfer, and manage tickets through its website and mobile apps, while organizers use its enterprise tools to sell inventory and understand their audiences. The business earns service fees on ticket transactions and sells ticketing technology to event partners. SeatGeek was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in New York City.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Series E
Total funding
$403.8M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2009

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